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25 May 2011 Development of an 80 x 64 pixel, broadband, real-time THz imager
Don J. Burdette, Jörgen Alverbro, Ze Zhang, Patrick Fay, Yang Ni, Pierre Potet, Kubilay Sertel, Gerogios Trichopoulos, Kagan Topalli, John Volakis, H. Lee Mosbacker
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Abstract
The widespread adoption of THz based applications has been hindered by the lack of a real-time, broad-band, cost-effective THz camera with sufficient sensitivity to enable applications in markets as diverse as security, non-destructive evaluation, and biomedical imaging. This technological gap can be filled through the development of an 80 x 64 pixel array of Sb-heterostructure backward diodes (Sb-HBDs) monolithically integrated to broadband (600 GHz - 1200 GHz) antennas that can be directly flip-chipped to a CMOS voltage-mode readout integrated circuit (ROIC). This paper outlines the current progress of the project.
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Don J. Burdette, Jörgen Alverbro, Ze Zhang, Patrick Fay, Yang Ni, Pierre Potet, Kubilay Sertel, Gerogios Trichopoulos, Kagan Topalli, John Volakis, and H. Lee Mosbacker "Development of an 80 x 64 pixel, broadband, real-time THz imager", Proc. SPIE 8023, Terahertz Physics, Devices, and Systems V: Advance Applications in Industry and Defense, 80230F (25 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.884069
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KEYWORDS
Terahertz radiation

Diodes

Readout integrated circuits

Staring arrays

Antennas

Sensors

Electronics

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